Send HTML email in Outlook 2016
I have created an HTML page with modified from a template I got.... I want to send as a HTML based newsletter in Outlook 2016.
However the guides I see as "insert as text" do not apply to Outlook 2016 as there is no dropdown for inserting files for that in the 2016 version.
I am wondering how I go about being able to send this HTML email?
email html microsoft-outlook-2016
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I have created an HTML page with modified from a template I got.... I want to send as a HTML based newsletter in Outlook 2016.
However the guides I see as "insert as text" do not apply to Outlook 2016 as there is no dropdown for inserting files for that in the 2016 version.
I am wondering how I go about being able to send this HTML email?
email html microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
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asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
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The issue you have isOutlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display.Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...
– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23
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I have created an HTML page with modified from a template I got.... I want to send as a HTML based newsletter in Outlook 2016.
However the guides I see as "insert as text" do not apply to Outlook 2016 as there is no dropdown for inserting files for that in the 2016 version.
I am wondering how I go about being able to send this HTML email?
email html microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
I have created an HTML page with modified from a template I got.... I want to send as a HTML based newsletter in Outlook 2016.
However the guides I see as "insert as text" do not apply to Outlook 2016 as there is no dropdown for inserting files for that in the 2016 version.
I am wondering how I go about being able to send this HTML email?
email html microsoft-outlook-2016
email html microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
edited Sep 15 '17 at 7:14
Dave
23.2k74362
23.2k74362
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
asked Mar 7 '16 at 3:50
Ninjab
26114
26114
The issue you have isOutlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display.Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...
– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23
add a comment |
The issue you have isOutlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display.Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...
– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23
The issue you have is
Outlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display. Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23
The issue you have is
Outlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display. Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23
add a comment |
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Another program you could use is ContactMonkey. It's an add-in for Outlook and allows you to insert and send fully responsive HTML email templates straight from Outlook itself. It's a pretty new feature to the tool and I think it will solve the exact issue you're having! It's perfect for sending newsletters from Outlook without having to use another email provider, it also tracks everything too!
I actually work for them so if you need any help in using it I can definitely help you out! Here's a full how to guide explaing exactly how you can send HTML emails from Outlook.
https://www.contactmonkey.com/blog/how-to-send-employee-newsletter-in-outlook
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Another program you could use is ContactMonkey. It's an add-in for Outlook and allows you to insert and send fully responsive HTML email templates straight from Outlook itself. It's a pretty new feature to the tool and I think it will solve the exact issue you're having! It's perfect for sending newsletters from Outlook without having to use another email provider, it also tracks everything too!
I actually work for them so if you need any help in using it I can definitely help you out! Here's a full how to guide explaing exactly how you can send HTML emails from Outlook.
https://www.contactmonkey.com/blog/how-to-send-employee-newsletter-in-outlook
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Welcome to Super User. You identify a tool and include a link to the details. But readers need to go somewhere else to get the "how" part of your answer, and if that link ever goes bad or is unavailable, this answer won't contain the answer to "how". Could you expand your answer to make it self contained? Include the essential information from the link and use the link for attribution and further reading. Thanks.
– fixer1234
Jun 20 at 22:05
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Another program you could use is ContactMonkey. It's an add-in for Outlook and allows you to insert and send fully responsive HTML email templates straight from Outlook itself. It's a pretty new feature to the tool and I think it will solve the exact issue you're having! It's perfect for sending newsletters from Outlook without having to use another email provider, it also tracks everything too!
I actually work for them so if you need any help in using it I can definitely help you out! Here's a full how to guide explaing exactly how you can send HTML emails from Outlook.
https://www.contactmonkey.com/blog/how-to-send-employee-newsletter-in-outlook
answered Jun 20 at 20:40
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Welcome to Super User. You identify a tool and include a link to the details. But readers need to go somewhere else to get the "how" part of your answer, and if that link ever goes bad or is unavailable, this answer won't contain the answer to "how". Could you expand your answer to make it self contained? Include the essential information from the link and use the link for attribution and further reading. Thanks.
– fixer1234
Jun 20 at 22:05
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Another program you could use is ContactMonkey. It's an add-in for Outlook and allows you to insert and send fully responsive HTML email templates straight from Outlook itself. It's a pretty new feature to the tool and I think it will solve the exact issue you're having! It's perfect for sending newsletters from Outlook without having to use another email provider, it also tracks everything too!
I actually work for them so if you need any help in using it I can definitely help you out! Here's a full how to guide explaing exactly how you can send HTML emails from Outlook.
https://www.contactmonkey.com/blog/how-to-send-employee-newsletter-in-outlook
answered Jun 20 at 20:40
Katie
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Another program you could use is ContactMonkey. It's an add-in for Outlook and allows you to insert and send fully responsive HTML email templates straight from Outlook itself. It's a pretty new feature to the tool and I think it will solve the exact issue you're having! It's perfect for sending newsletters from Outlook without having to use another email provider, it also tracks everything too!
I actually work for them so if you need any help in using it I can definitely help you out! Here's a full how to guide explaing exactly how you can send HTML emails from Outlook.
https://www.contactmonkey.com/blog/how-to-send-employee-newsletter-in-outlook
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The issue you have is
Outlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display.Source and Source. I know this is a bad answer/comment as it doesn't answer the question, but consider a different tool for email newsletters (such as Thunderbird)...– Dave
Sep 15 '17 at 7:23